Chappell is from the Old English surname *chappell* — a variant of *chapel*, from the Old French *chapele*, from the Latin *cappella* ("little cape, chapel"). **Chappell Roan (born Kayleigh Rose Amstutz, 1998)** — **American singer-songwriter; took her stage name from her late grandfather Dennis Chappell** combined with the Roan name for her favorite Willie Nelson song "Pink Pony Club" (2020). **Won the Grammy Award for Best New Artist at the 67th Grammy Awards (February 2025)** along with three other Grammy nominations. **"Good Luck, Babe!" (April 2024) reached #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 and topped year-end charts globally — the breakthrough that took her from a 2017 dropped artist (by Atlantic Records) to one of 2024's biggest cultural moments**. **Her 2023 debut album *The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess* re-entered the *Billboard* 200 in 2024 and stayed there 60+ weeks**. **Highest-attended Lollapalooza set of 2024 (110,000 people)**. **Her drag-inspired aesthetic and openly queer lyrics have made her a foundational pop figure of the 2020s**.
Featured throughout 2024-2025 pop music.
Chappell reduces to five — the number of Best New Artist.